Showing posts with label j. lee photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label j. lee photography. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

the los angeles river


Boy oh boy...an unexpected adventure swept me away from blogging the past 3 months and to readers I apologize.  An apology as well to my suffocating creative half who has taken a backseat to an intensely regimented photography 'boot camp.'
But all is for the best.  As creative expression takes a breather in the corner, germy, estudiante de foto, comes alive and soaks up the knowledge around him, gorging on hoards of text and hydrating with visual concepts.

My focused field of work made a drastic transition 3 months ago as the new year began.  Not to say that I really had a true field of work in mind; as an amature photographer I bit at any opportunity there was...but taking photo's for the film industry was the last place I saw myself by far!

Alas, a break in filming for a week allows me time to catch up on missed sleep.  Feeling recovered and surprisingly finding myself in the mood to actually shoot outside of work, I bring you photo's from my latest adventure: beautiful in it's own special way, The Los Angeles river, downtown LA section



 



Summer is just around the corner and I'm hoping to put together another great one of beach destinations, interviews and photo's of everything going on here for SoCal 2012!

Enjoy the photo's and stay tuned for my latest SoCal adventure!

Thanks for reading!

                 - j

Monday, December 12, 2011

central library: downtown la's block of knowledge

 

From the first days getting situated with my new neighborhood downtown, the Central Library has been near the top of my list of things I have wanted to shoot.  

As I penetrate deeper into the realm of professional photography I find inspiration in so many things. Today, December 12th, 2011 marks my 1 year anniversary living in California...Let this post serve as a celebration, and also a secret desire...

...Perhaps one day my work documenting the many treasures of SoCal will be in this very library!

 


 















thanks for reading!

        - j